Thanks, hope it doesn't take away from something important! It's amazing to see (in the other thread) all the revisions, you all found...and continue to find, which did go down, how extensive it really was.
I'm just at a weird state in life where i'd rather sift through all the shit on the internet then do much of anything else. rather sad. Wish I could write articles, maybe eventually, atm i'd rather just string quotes together then contribute something myself. Will be fun to see what you turn out. The problem you're up against is so many people have deeply entrenched thoughts on subjects like these. And people involved, their statements don't always match what they do.
but really books.google search is very easy. just toss in two-three words and tons of stuff comes up which wouldn't have been available (easily) a year or two ago.
Who Owns Information? From Privacy to Public Access by Anne W. Branscomb
has a chapter entititled
The Integrity of the Image: Colorization and Other Computer "Enhancements"
Get's into GL, Moral Rights, Colorization, the National Film Preservation Board and how it played out in the U.S.